Computer Science in Cambridge
Who said you can’t change the world?
From Alan Turing and his famous WWII codebreaker machine through to the invention of the Acorn computer, Cambridge is known for its world-altering breakthroughs. The city has also become a significant tech hub in recent years and is home to some of the world’s most successful tech companies and innovative start-ups. Needless to say, studying computer science in Cambridge means you’ll be following a well-trodden path of success.
Computer science is a broad subject. This Cambridge summer course is designed to accommodate your own specific interests and you’ll be learning a variety of things from the latest coding techniques through to app development. All of this, from some of the computer scientists in the UK.
Choose your Computer Science in Cambridge summer school
Reviews
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Loobdhak, Bahrain
"After finishing the course, I feel as if I have not only learnt more on this topic but also understood how important it is in our everyday life. We explored different parts of computer science such as Hardware, Software engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Game designing etc."
Maxim, Russia
"Even though I consider myself an advanced student in this field, I still had something new to learn and feel as if there’s plenty more that I could do."
Anas, Australia
"The favourite thing about my subject was that for the first time I felt like I was challenged, coming from a person who has taken Computer Science for 3 years in school (at GCSE and A Levels), which was kind of exciting and intimidating at the same time."
Christian, Romania
"The classes have simply amazed me and the tutor has guided us every step of the way, focusing on our interests, but also developing our critical thinking by encouraging us to support our views and finding arguments to do so."
James, USA
"I liked how we were given complex problems to solve. This pushed me to learn more and gave me the motivation to want to learn more."
Patrick, Norway
"I will forever appreciate the time I have spent at Oxford Summer Courses. During my time there I gained new friendships from a range of different cultures and I learned new things that about myself."
